PNT脆弱性テストソリューション

GNSS signal spoofing is a serious threat. Find out about the cause and effect of circle spoofing incidents and how to protect your PNT system with Spirent spoofing test scenarios.

With RF interference and spoofing attacks both on the rise, GNSS receiver developers must be able to simulate new threat sources in the lab.

The UK’s critical national infrastructure is more reliant on GPS than it knows – and must take steps to protect against jamming, spoofing, and other types of damaging interference, says Blackett report.

As more and more systems come to rely on accurate positioning, the threat of GNSS jamming is growing significantly. Understanding how jamming affects systems and the methodologies available to help mitigate that threat is extremely important for developers of safety- and mission-critical systems.

No longer the preserve of powerful state actors, spoofing is a growing threat for GNSS-enabled equipment. Understanding how spoofing works and how to mitigate the potential impact of an attack is a key concern for developers of both commercial and military/government applications.